It talks in Helaman chapter 3 about the importance of raising out Children up in the gospel. We need to remember how important it is to teaching them how to follow our (Helaman 3:21). It's interesting that it talks about the importance of doing what is right in the sight of God continually. It makes me think of Brand the guy I'm dating right now and how different some things that i think are a priority vs the things that he thinks are a priority in our lives. 
Helaman 3:35 is a good example for each of us to follow it says, "they did fast and pray oft, and did wax stronger and stronger in their humility, and firmer and firmer in the faith of Christ," 
To Do:
*Fast
*Pray
Blessings:
*Humility
*Firmer Faith
"Get on your knees and pray and then get on your feet and work." {free printables}

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